Stop Mispronouncing Receipt in English - Advanced Pronunciation Lesson

Improve Your Pronunciation & Understand American Shopping Culture!
This week, I’m sharing a story that will instantly improve your pronunciation and give you insights into American culture and shopping. I went to return an item at a store, and I couldn’t understand the staff because she asked for a “reecit.” Can you guess what she meant?
As an ESL teacher with over 20 years of experience, I knew she meant “receipt.” Why did she say “reecit”? It all comes down to syllable stress and vowel sounds. In this video, I'll break down the differences and show you how to master these pronunciation challenges.
First, let’s talk about syllable stress. The correct word is “receipt,” with the stress on the second syllable. Incorrect stress leads to mispronunciations like “reecit.” How do you know where to place the stress? While some patterns exist, many words need memorization.
Second, understand the difference between long and short vowel sounds. “Reecit” uses a short ‘i,’ while “receipt” uses a long ‘i.’ Practice makes perfect, and I’ll guide you through it.
A useful tip: next to the stressed syllable, the weak syllable is often pronounced “uh.” So, it’s “ruh-ceipt,” not “ree-ceipt.”
Additionally, let’s talk about shopping in North America. Major department stores have liberal return policies, often allowing returns within 30 or 90 days with a receipt. However, some policies have tightened due to abuse. Is this similar to shopping in your country?
Don’t miss this video if you want to improve your English pronunciation and learn more about American shopping culture. Like, comment, and subscribe for more tips!
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Hi Dear Gabby. For all the english learners this is a common mistake. I usually confuse the pronunciation of Receipt, Recipe, Recite and another words that the pronunciation is similar. Honestly, You inspire me, among other things, to learn English in a better way. Have a Great Weekend Miss Gabby.

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Eu entendi tudo. É tudo igual para quem não é nativo.

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Thank you very much for this useful video, ma'am.
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here in Indonesia, most run-of-the-mill mom-and-pop shop actually state in the receipt that anything purchased cannot be returned/refunded lol

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Here in my country,it’s the same policy we only get the medication with a receipt, without it you go out of the pharmacy 😅.

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The store clerk must be from another country. no Americans would mispronounce "receipt" anywhere in the country. however, a lot of Americans are mispronouncing words like "veterinarian" and "respiratory". Just listen carefully when they use these words and you see what I mean.